Telegram-herald., 1887-09-30
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The Detroit Prssbytsry Is In session a.
Howell.
Mrs Mary T. Lsthrop has left Jackson
Tor Oregon 10 talk prohibition
The grape crop OF Western Michigan Is
about gone. Is has been very large.
Surveyors for the line from kalkaska to
Biz kapids are within three miles Of
kalkRskA-
Hiram Jewell, one OF the Oldest settlers of
Cass county. died AT bis farm near Dowagiac
Wednesday.
A movement Is on foot 10 establish a
Driving PARK and Horticultural Association
az ChArlevoix.
Mrs. l. \. Hoyt, Of wayland, has the
champion kind Of sunhowsrs. one stalk
having 80 lowers
The 81 Louis pail and tub factory is work
ing about sixty men and boys. and cannot
flll all the orders that are coming in.
The Saginaw Conference OF the Congrega-
tional church will be held At Alma begin
ming October. $ aud lasting three days.
2. p. Leonard has commenced lumber
operations on the middle branch of the
Muskegon. He viii put in s. COS, 600 feet.
Mrs VIM Amin got piece of chicken
bone stuck IN her throat at Leslie and IL
was i've days before her surgeon could re-
move it.
The Potter Manufacturing Company have
established ave large saw mills on the line
OF the new railroad from Lake Odessa 10
Hoytville.
Prof D. ]. Stillwell. of Alma, has his
grammar 81 the Volapuk language about
ready for the press. and he is putting in all
his spars3time in manufacturing a Stillwell
unabridged Of the Volapuk.
Reports to the State Board Of Health show
the presence OF drphtheria at twenty-five
places in the State. scarlet fever at nine
places. typhoid fever al. twenty-six places.
measles at three places and smallpox at
Detroit
Fred Zimmerman. an old resident of
Marine City, and . hard-working. indus
trious man. fell from the roof OF building
upon which he was shingling and broke his
! neck. on Wednesday. Death resulted al
m0st instantly.
The vsrmontville Echo, "the record of q
lively town" has undergone change in
ownership. J. II. Knox selling bis interest 10
J. q. Sherman. The new editor is so modest
| that pink blush spreads itself over the
| whole paper.
| Wednesday afternoon Roy Teater, aged ~
years. Vas fatally injured on the Fair
| Grounds st Coldwster. by flying board
1rom . saw. he was struck on. the head.
Mr.. Strickland, of near Union City, was
badly woanded by the same board.
| p. p. Leonard, of Muskegon, has pur-
chased 500 acres of choice pine in Newsygo
county from o. P. Piilsbury & Co., NJ IL
| waukee. Estimated cut 100000 feet OF
which 900. 900 will be logged this Winter.
Consideration of purchase $4,000.
An effort is now being made at st. Johrs
and other points interested. with favorable
| prospects of success. for an opposition tele-
phone line from Lansing TO Mt. Pleasant,
| via st. Johns Ithaca. Alma aud st. Louis,
connecting At Lansing and Ithaca with the
Detroit line.
Mr.. Lancaster. of Traverse City, met with
q painful accident which will probably
crippls him ss long as he lives. He started
out for 8. h. Northsm's camp with the sup
| ply team. The team ran away and Mr.
| Lancaster was thrown out with such vio-
lencs As to break the hip joint socket.
young girl called upon Jarbeau al
Jackson and begged to be taken into the
| company, saving she wanted no salary and
| would pay her own expenses. The little
actress advised the girl of the uncertain ties
and unplesssntness Of stage life. and urged
her TO 90 home and be content. The gir
| returned TO her former employers.